Re: 367 Collins Falcons

van **henkievpk** do 3 nov - 18:48

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van **henkievpk** ma 7 nov - 21:17

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van **henkievpk** di 8 nov - 9:10

Ik vermoed dat er minimaal 1 is gevlogen Moeders stoof weg een je hoorde een jong schreeuwend. Denk zelfs dat er nog maar 2 zijn

van **Coriena** di 8 nov - 16:13

henkievpk schreef:Ik vermoed dat er minimaal 1 is gevlogen Moeders stoof weg een je hoorde een jong schreeuwend. Denk zelfs dat er nog maar 2 zijn

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van **Coriena** ma 14 nov - 7:35

van **Coriena** ma 14 nov - 8:09

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Dear Falcon Watchers. To clarify any speculation, I can confirm that one of the falcons was found this afternoon on the footpath on Collins Street and is now under the care of Wildlife Vic. Victor is also aware of the situation. Thanks, Cynthia
Edited to add- I would ask that concerned folks refrain from contacting building management/concierge regarding this matter. It has been passed to Wildlife Vic. I know the concern is well intended but Mirvac do not interfere with the birds in any way. Thanks for understanding.

van **Coriena** ma 14 nov - 11:21

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van **Coriena** di 15 nov - 10:11

Collins Street falcon chick dies days after taking wing<---Klik

van **Coriena** za 19 nov - 8:48

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van **Coriena** wo 7 dec - 8:39

Facebook Wildlife Victoria.

Wildlife Victoria received a report of an injured Peregrine Falcon in the Melbourne CBD, assumed to be from the 367 Collins St family. A Wildlife Victoria volunteer attended the scene and transported the falcon to Melbourne Zoos’ veterinary department for assessment and treatment. The fledgling showed signs of head trauma and was kept in observation for two to three days before being given the green light for release from the Zoos Victoria veterinary team. It was last observed flying towards the city.
A speedy recovery is often thanks to early detection so a big thank you to the member of public who called Wildlife Victoria to report the injured bird. If you see sick, injured, or orphaned wildlife, please call us on 03 8400 7300.
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